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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1916
Page
7
A physician urges daily hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to wash toxins from the liver and bowels. The remedy allegedly prevents headaches, bad breath, and skin issues, avoids violent calomel, and is sold cheaply by pharmacists for demonstrations.
The Mail Printing Co. Warren Pa offers Scrib bling Pads in different grades and sizes for extensive office figuring. They can custom make pads to order if a sufficient quantity is purchased. Contact by telephone or letter.
Killing frosts hit Iowa Thursday night with the extreme north and northeast most affected. Temperatures fell to 28 at Inwood Lyon County, and light frosts extended to Keokuk. Garden stuff at Webster City was killed and corn not yet harvested was damaged while South Dakota gardens suffered frost.
The superdreadnought Arizona finished at the New York Navy Yards on schedule, saving about 1,000,000 compared with private-yard costs. Naval estimators clashed with bureau figures, but Secretary Daniels authorized the work. The Arizona and sister ship Pennsylvania are the era’s most powerful American dreadnoughts. Arizona displacement 31,400 tons. twelve 14 inch rifles. speed twenty one knots per hour.
John Fin old a Joliet real estate dealer received a government check for 202.91 dollars on Saturday. The payment is for his Civil War service in the Union army after a fifty year wait.
Annie E. Howe, the president's sister, died at her New London apartment after a week of severe illness from peritonitis. Woodrow Wilson was informed of her condition a week earlier and traveled to visit, returning to Shadow Lawn after the vigil as death occurred.
A wireless flash Saturday afternoon claimed the German submarine Amerika was off Montauk Point New York and that docking preparations were ready at New London Connecticut for its liner. The report of a coming in was disputed locally.
The administratrix of Caroline Gregg’s estate announces an Orphans' Court ordered public sale of several parcels in Freehold Township Warren County Pennsylvania on October 18 1916 at 2 PM. Terms require one third cash with balance secured by mortgage and judgment bond. Proceeds used to pay debts.
Reports from across the state indicate oats yields will be below expectations though growth was good. Threshing shows a smaller grain percentage than projected. More silos, mainly stone tile and concrete, were built this year as farmers stockpile for winter.
A major fruit grower in the apple belt near Waynesboro reports a crop exceeding 20 000 bushels of apples. The announcement highlights the sizeable yield from the region and underscores the grower’s production strength.
The potato crop has suffered great damage in some sections due to a cold wet spring and pest attacks. Expectation is for much less than average production statewide.
The piece argues Democrats ignore Hughes speeches while speculating Wilson may win Texas and possibly the Deep South. It notes funders avoid pledging votes, Hughes’s posture on preparedness and anti bungling, and claims Washington leaders reel from his criticisms as he pushes to clear deadwood and ready government.
Reports from Montgomery county note drought harming corn potatoes and pasture while wheat and oats yield well. Local growers report stress on forage crops but positive results for small grain production amid arid conditions.
Fruit growers reporting on German prune plum trees describe splendid results this season. The report highlights robust yields and favorable conditions boosting orchard profits.
Financial statement for Conowango Trust Co. of Warren Pennsylvania as of August 31 1916 shows total assets of 451 254.49 including cash loans mortgages office property and securities. Capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits listed with trust funds savings time deposits and outstanding checks. Treasurer H S Keck swears to accuracy before Notary John Siggins Jr on September 8 1916.
Balance sheet for Warren Savings Bank of Warren Pennsylvania as of August 31 1916 lists total assets of 5 955 387 10 including cash securities loans and buildings. Liabilities total 5 985 367 10 with capital stock 156 800 outstanding deposits 1 363 838 89 time certificates 658 53 and notes due to banks and trust companies 135 067 89.
The piece contrasts Mr. Wilsons call for neutrality with Roosevelt’s praise for measured action in defending sovereignty. Roosevelt, speaking in Lewiston, Maine for Charles E Hughes, argues that true neutrality is insufficient when a powerful nation robs a weaker state.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch notes the president's early rising during a hot spell and suggests the practice could continue through November if the political climate remains unseemly.
Theodore Roosevelt denounces Wilsons 1916 Mexican expedition and its losses in Lewiston Maine. He contends the ventures were wars that failed to achieve any objective, costing millions and many lives while producing no gains.
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